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Old 12-21-2020, 02:43 PM   #15
PaulE
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Also replace the release bearing if you are replacing everything else. Check the condition of the flywheel face and also the spring return action (or whatever it is called) on the dual mass flywheel and replace the flywheel if needed. I think the pilot bearing is integral to the flywheel. It sounds like you want a "normal' clutch driving experience on the street, so I wouldn't recommend a lightweight flywheel. The AOS may be a bit easier to change with the transmission out, check the transmission mounts and the CV joints and boots.
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